September/October 2024 Issue - Arlington Magazine

Nestled in an Appalachian mountain town, this historic property is an ideal base for a weekend hike or a scenic train ride.

Wild colors and patterns elevate this whimsical dining room in Arlington's Williamsburg neighborhood.

Four decades after her daughter's death, Candace Lightner is still fighting against drunk, drugged and distracted driving.

Arlington illustrator Beth Roszkowski’s cheeky product line is filled with relatable sentiments.

The historic property is close to Shenandoah National Park, Luray Caverns and other outdoor attractions.

Who to call when you discover orphaned raccoons, stunned birds and other wild creatures that need help.

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Upcycled jewelry made with vintage designer buttons—for your favorite fashionista.

Match wits in a Virginia bar outside the nation's capital and you never know the experts you'll be up against.

Some break-ups are unavoidable, but there are ways to make it easier on the kids if you decide to call it quits.

Beer season is upon us, and Brick House Butcher in Falls Church has all kinds of grillable goodies to go with those pilsners and lagers.

A statewide attempt to stymie desegregation in the wake of Brown v. Board of Ed didn't stop local teens from finding their groove.

Sharing space with upscale restaurant Joon, MayBar centers on clever cocktails, bar snacks and a vibey outdoor patio.

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Birds? Pollen spores? Coral reef? A community art project involving 850 students and faculty evokes images from the natural world. What do you see?

Find potions, spells, Quidditch and cosplay at the Queen City Mischief & Magic festival in Staunton, Virginia.

Seasoned educators share stories and takeaways from their many years on the job.

Relax and recharge your batteries at this picturesque waterfront retreat in Easton, Maryland.

Generative AI has made its way into K-12 schools whether we like it or not. Here's how teachers and students are using the technology.

Chef Peter Chang's Sichuan small plates restaurant in National Landing is a taste sensation.

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Which colleges and universities were most popular among this year's graduates? A look at the numbers.

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